JENNIFER De'ANDA - 12 yo - Marietta GA

Marietta Police are asking for help with finding a 13-year-old girl who has been missing since Monday.


Marietta Police Department
Jennifer De-Anda,
13, has been missing since Monday, Jan. 18.

Jennifer De-Anda was last seen wearing a Marietta Middle School
shirt, gray pants and black boots. She is 5 feet, 1 inch tall with a
medium build and has a tongue piercing.
Her mother suspects she is involved in gangs and is possibly being exploited, police said.
Anyone with information on De-Anda and her whereabouts are asked to
call Detective Mark Erion with the Marietta Police Department at
770-794-5363. Anonymous calls can be made at the tip line at
770-794-6990.

A Cobb County mother is pleading for help in
finding her teenage daughter, who's been missing for almost a week. The
girl's mother said 13-year-old Jennifer De-Anda may be affiliated with
a gang and she believes her daughter could be in grave danger. De-Anda
was last seen in the area of Richard Street in Marietta. De-Anda's
mother suspects her daughter is involved with a gang and is possibly
being sexually exploited. De-Anda was last seen wearing a blue
Marietta Middle School t-shirt, gray pants and black boots. Police
described De-Anda has having a medium build and standing approximately
5'1" tall. The teen also has a tongue piercing. Anyone with
information about Jennifer or knows of her whereabouts is encouraged to
contact Detective Mark Erion with the Marietta Police Department at
(770) 794-5363 or call the confidential Tip Line (770) 794-6990.

Jennifer De-Anda - no updates found on this missing teenager from Marietta GA

http://www.streetgangs.com/news/012110_harmed



MARIETTA, GA — Marietta police released a photo of a 13-year old girl Thursday because they think that she may be in danger. The girl’s mother also made a plea to anyone who may have seen her in the last week.
Police believe the girl, Jennifer De-Anda, of Marietta may have gone off on her own. But they think she might be in danger because of what the girl’s mother told them. Veronica Garcia told police her daughter may be with a gang that may harm her. “That’s my main concern, for her life I mean, she’s 13,” Garcia told 11 Alive News.
Friday, January 15th, Garcia says she got her daughter up for school. The 13-year old is a 7th grader at Marietta Middle School. Her mother says she walked out of the house to catch the bus at about 6:15am.
Garcia says she always meets her daughter’s bus after school. It stops right in front of their Richard Street home. But when she went to meet the bus after school last Friday, her daughter did not get off.
Garcia says she called the school and the school told her that Jennifer never came to school that day. Now it’s been almost a week and she hasn’t heard from her, or heard anything about her whereabouts. “If somebody sees her, please call 911,” Garcia said. “If somebody has seen her somewhere call and let them (police) know.”
Garcia says three months ago, her daughter came home all beaten up with a dislocated shoulder. She says she was initiated into a gang. Now Garcia fears her daughter is with that gang. She said she’s worried the gang may be sexually exploiting her daughter. “They’ll put them to work either at clubs or to sell drugs or make them carry drugs.” She said.
Marietta police say they need the public’s help finding the girl. “The police department has canvassed the neighborhood, contacted friends, a boyfriend, neighbors and nobody has had contact (with the girl) at all,” Marietta Police Officer Jennifer Murphy said.
Police are concerned about what Garcia has told them. “Because of her mother telling us about her affiliations with the gang, we believe that she’s in danger,” Officer Murphy said.
Garcia hopes someone who knows where her daughter is will see her picture on television. She’s also hopeful her daughter will see it. “If she is watching, I just want to let her know to come back home, and I want her home badly,” Garcia said as she broke into tears.
Marietta police want you to call 911 if you see Jennifer De-Anda. You can also call their confidential tip line at 770-794-6990.

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Missing/Endangereed Child - Jennifer De-Anda--
UPDATE *** Jennifer Denada returned home on January 22.
She was unharmed.***



UPDATE - Jennifer Denada returned home on January 22.

She was unharmed.